Controversial Gospel musician Sfiso Ncwane's big lie EXPOSED!

Controversial gospel music star Sfiso Ncwane appears to have thrown the Bible out of the window.
Ncwane allegedly broke the ninth commandment of the Lord that says: "You shall not bear false witness against your neighbour".
The award-winning muso was quoted in a weekly magazine two weeks ago saying he bought all his cars cash! This follows his much-publicised donation of a R1.9 million Mercedes Benz GL 63 AMG V8 to his pastor, Francis Anosike.
An investigation found that Ncwane, a self-styled Christian, was allegedly pulling wool over the eyes of his loyal fans as he bought his two luxury cars on credit and is still paying for them every month.
Ncwane cut us off when we contacted him for comment.
"Hey, my man, I don't want to talk to you. Stop calling me because you are draining my cellphone battery," he said before hanging up.
His wife, Ayanda, referred all questions to their legal advisor Mkhuseli Vimba, who denied that Ncwane spoke to the magazine.
"For the record, neither Mr Ncwane nor his wife ever conducted any interview with Drum magazine. The purported quotations attributing words to them can be described as a figment of the imagination of the journalist concerned. If you have any questions in this regard, please direct them to the author of the article concerned," said the legal advisor.
Ncwane bought two luxury cars within a week last year and is spending more than R22,000 a month to finance them. Ncwane, of Kulungine Baba fame, bought a Range Rover in November last year and then took delivery of a Mercedes Benz Vito eight days later.
Finance of R336,040 was approved for the Benz, with repayments of more than R6,600 a month. The Range Rover was financed for R801,140, with the monthly instalment of almost R16,000.
While the gospel musician is busy splashing money on cars, there is no record of Ncwane owning any property but Vimba insisted that the musician owns immovable property.
"Our client does own a house or lands and is building a house for his family," claims Vimba